This paper uses the dialectical method to characterize planning paradigms as synthetic\u27 responses to the competing views, or theses and antitheses, subsumed in the larger processes of historical change from physical planning to social, economic, policy and cultural planning. It turns out that the dialectical processes characterize a whole spectrum of theoretical, conceptual, metaphorical and methodological developments in planning. The paper concludes by positing the dialectically changing and integrating paradigms tenable in reconciling the competing views of planning theory and practice. -from Autho
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Planning theory is an ill-defined body of literature that is supposed to guide planning practice. Th...
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Recent planning literature raises important questions about the objectivity of knowledge and the rel...
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This thesis is concerned with the theory and practice of planning in Western capitalist societies. S...
2 The concept of 'planning ' has evolved in the last decades from a set of activities prin...
Since the 1980s and due to the ongoing complexity and diffuseness of global networked societies, pla...
Much theorising in our field is focused on what planning should do. Such work is generally informed ...
The field of planning theory has gone through periodical changes, with previous dominant theories dr...
Abstract Planning has lost its soul. The ebb and flow of spatial economics, the only determinant of ...
The last decade has witnessed a reinvigoration of theoretical discussion within the discipline of pl...
Inspired by state theory and in particular Nicos Poulantzas, this article claims that spatial planni...
This thesis advances the notion of a new paradigm for planning. This idea is based on the belief th...
Although treatises on planning published since the 1960s show that alternative paradigms have domina...
Communicative planning theory (CPT), which emerged in the 1980s and 90s, unsettled assumptions about...
Planning theory is an ill-defined body of literature that is supposed to guide planning practice. Th...
This paper develops a new approach to the planning process. It begins by examining the critical role...
Recent planning literature raises important questions about the objectivity of knowledge and the rel...
AbstractA lot of traditional planning is about maintaining the existing social order rather than cha...
This thesis is concerned with the theory and practice of planning in Western capitalist societies. S...
2 The concept of 'planning ' has evolved in the last decades from a set of activities prin...
Since the 1980s and due to the ongoing complexity and diffuseness of global networked societies, pla...
Much theorising in our field is focused on what planning should do. Such work is generally informed ...